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/***Module for writing to shift register connected to the LCD monitor***/ | |
initialize module leve variables | |
define ALL_BITS offset variable as 0xff<<2 | |
/************************************************************** | |
Function: SR_Init_LCD | |
Takes: nothing | |
Returns: nothing | |
Purpose: initializes the Tiva pins that are used to control the shift register | |
/*************************************************************/ | |
SR_Init_LCD | |
Initialize port F | |
Initialize bit 0 | |
Initialize bit 1 | |
Initialize bit 2 | |
Set Data Line Low | |
Set Shift Clock Low | |
Set Register Clock High | |
end | |
/************************************************************** | |
Function: SR_Write_LCD | |
Takes: 8 bit integer | |
Returns: nothing | |
Purpose: writes input 8 bit integer to the 8 outputs (Q0-Q7) of the shift register | |
/*************************************************************/ | |
SR_Write_LCD | |
pass input param to static variable ShiftRegisterImage | |
Set STCP low | |
Shift data onto serial data line while pulsing shift clock | |
loop 8 times | |
if LSB of input param is high | |
set bit 0 high | |
else | |
set bit 0 low | |
endif | |
Set SHCP hi | |
Set SHCP low | |
Shift NewValue right 1 bit | |
Set STCP hi | |
end | |
/************************************************************** | |
Function: SR_GetCurrentRegister_LCD | |
Takes: nothing | |
Returns: 8 bit integer | |
Purpose: allows other modules to check the last integer that was written to the shift register | |
/*************************************************************/ | |
SR_GetCurrentRegister_LCD | |
return variable ShiftRegisterImage | |
end |
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